Retrospective Analysis of Prescriptions of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and its Complications

Aim: To determine the prescription analysis of polycystic ovary syndrome and its complication in retrospective method. Method: The Retrospective analysis of polycystic ovary syndrome and its complication observational study was conducted in the Department of pharmacology. Totally 120 patients were divided in to two groups. Group-A Married consist 40 patients with the treatment of letrozole tablet and Group-B Unmarried consist of 80 patients with the treatment ethinyl estrodiol tablet. The complication was evaluated like Backpain, irregular periods, unwanted hair growth in face, obesity, miscarriage, delay of pregnancy Outcome Score questionnaire were used to assess complication. The study subjects were followed once in 30 days for3 months and they were asked to answer the same questionnaire. All results were analysed using computerized statistical package of graph Pad instant Version. Result Among 120 patients were in the age group of 18-24 years, 65 % (78) were in the age group of 25 – 48 years, 35 % (42). A total of 120 PCOS patients, 57% (68) were in normal body weight, 43% (52) were in over body weight, A total of 120 PCOS patients, 33% (40) were in Letrozole, 67% (80) were in Ethinyl estradiol. A total of 120 PCOS patients, 3% (2) were in Diabetes, 4% (2) were in Cardiac disease, 15 % (18) were in Anti-anxiety, 12.5 % (15) were in Depression, 20.8 % (25) were in Obesity, and 56.6 % (58) were in Menstrual irregularities. A total of 120 PCOS patients, 92% (110) were in Regular periods and, 95.8% (115) were in Irregular periods. A total of 120 polycystic ovary syndrome patients, 67% (80) were in Unmarried, 33% (40) were in Married. Conclusion According to our survey, pcos patients can be Stay at a healthy weight. Weight loss can lower insulin and androgen levels. It also may restore ovulation. Improving the daily routine like walking, exercise, Be active. Exercise helps lower blood sugar levels and modification in food style pcos patients took Limit carbohydrates. High-carbohydrate diets might make insulin levels go higher. This may prevent from pcos in early stage.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-01-01
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Retrospective Analysis of Prescriptions of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and its Complications

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Retrospective Analysis of Prescriptions of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and its Complications

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Aim: To determine the prescription analysis of polycystic ovary syndrome and its complication in retrospective method. Method: The Retrospective analysis of polycystic ovary syndrome and its complication observational study was conducted in the Department of pharmacology. Totally 120 patients were divided in to two groups. Group-A Married consist 40 patients with the treatment of letrozole tablet and Group-B Unmarried consist of 80 patients with the treatment ethinyl estrodiol tablet. The complication was evaluated like Backpain, irregular periods, unwanted hair growth in face, obesity, miscarriage, delay of pregnancy Outcome Score questionnaire were used to assess complication. The study subjects were followed once in 30 days for3 months and they were asked to answer the same questionnaire. All results were analysed using computerized statistical package of graph Pad instant Version. Result Among 120 patients were in the age group of 18-24 years, 65 % (78) were in the age group of 25 – 48 years, 35 % (42). A total of 120 PCOS patients, 57% (68) were in normal body weight, 43% (52) were in over body weight, A total of 120 PCOS patients, 33% (40) were in Letrozole, 67% (80) were in Ethinyl estradiol. A total of 120 PCOS patients, 3% (2) were in Diabetes, 4% (2) were in Cardiac disease, 15 % (18) were in Anti-anxiety, 12.5 % (15) were in Depression, 20.8 % (25) were in Obesity, and 56.6 % (58) were in Menstrual irregularities. A total of 120 PCOS patients, 92% (110) were in Regular periods and, 95.8% (115) were in Irregular periods. A total of 120 polycystic ovary syndrome patients, 67% (80) were in Unmarried, 33% (40) were in Married. Conclusion According to our survey, pcos patients can be Stay at a healthy weight. Weight loss can lower insulin and androgen levels. It also may restore ovulation. Improving the daily routine like walking, exercise, Be active. Exercise helps lower blood sugar levels and modification in food style pcos patients took Limit carbohydrates. High-carbohydrate diets might make insulin levels go higher. This may prevent from pcos in early stage.

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